
BETH-a-nee; בֵית־תְאֵנָה
(Hebrew) : an Old Testament place name meaning "dwelling place of God."
...there is a meeting place for family and friends, not an institution or group home. Rather than a "facility" for persons with developmental disabilities to spend their time, Bethany Support Services is a place of heart and mind where each person is a whole and unique individual, entitled to dignity, respect and the right to determine his or her own lifestyle.
Utilizing a person-centered process, Bethany provides the appropriate staffing to assist persons to live in a way that fits his or her individual needs, abilities and interests. The result is an improved quality of life through access to opportunities of choice, relationship building and community participation.
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Supportive
Home Care in the family home
These are individualized (one-to-one) services that provide direct assistance to waiver recipients in daily living and personal adjustment, attendant care, assistance with medications that are ordinarily self-administered and accessing medical care, supervision, reporting changes in the recipient’s condition and needs, extension of therapy services, ambulation and exercise, household services essential to health care at home or performed in conjunction with assistance in daily living (e.g. shopping, meal preparation, clean-up after meals, bathing, using appliances, dressing, feeding, bed-making, laundry and cleaning the bathroom and kitchen) and household maintenance related to the recipient. The Supportive Home Care worker can accompany or transport the recipient to accomplish any of the tasks listed above to provide essential supervision or support for community activities.
Day Supports are regularly
occurring activities that provide a sense of participation, accomplishment,
personal reward, personal contribution, or remuneration and thereby serve to
maintain or increase adaptive capabilities, productivity, independence or
integration and participation in the community.
Residential Services in one’s own home or apartment, with or without roommates
This service provides
assistance, acquisition, retention and/or improvement in skills related to
activities of daily living, such as, but not necessarily limited to, personal
grooming and cleanliness, bed making and household chores, eating and the preparation
of food, and the social and adaptive skills necessary to enable the individual
to reside in a non-institutional setting.
The primary purpose of Sleep Cycle Support is to give overnight assistance to recipients in case of emergencies or to assist with re-positioning. A Sleep Cycle Support attendant is ready to call a doctor, hospital, or provide other assistance if an emergency occurs.